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Elasticity of demand

Elasticity of demand subject at Irish school

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Elasticity responsiveness of demand to changes in other factors
PED Price Elasticity of Demand
Formula for Price Elasticity of Demand (dQ/dP) * (P1+P2)/(Q1+Q2)
Description for Price Elasticity of Demand percentage change in quantity demanded of a good caused by percentage change in its price
Normal goods have a ________ PED negative
Goods that do not obey the law of demand have a ________ PED positive
PED = infinity in absolute terms Perfectly Elastic demand
PED > 1 in absolute terms Elastic demand
PED = 1 in absolute terms Unit elasticity
PED < 1 in absolute terms Inelastic demand
PED = 0 Perfectly Inelastic demand
PED = -1.7 Elastic demand
PED = -0.5 Inelastic demand
For Elastic demand the proportionate change in Qty is _______ than in Price greater
For _________________ demand the proportionate change in Qty is greater than in Price Elastic
For Inelastic demand the proportionate change in Qty is _______ than in Price less
For _________________ demand the proportionate change in Qty is less than in Price Inelastic
For Unit Elasticity the proportionate change in Qty is _______ than in Price equal
For _________________ demand the proportionate change in Qty is equal than in Price Unit Elasticity
For Perfectly Elastic demand when the price increase the Qty ______________ falls to zero
For _________________ demand when the price increase the Qty falls to zero Perfectly Elastic
For Perfectly Inelastic demand when the price increase the Qty ______________ doesn't change
For _________________ demand when the price increase the Qty doesn't change Perfectly Inelastic
Total revenue Price x Quantity
TR Total revenue (price x quantity)
For Elastic demand when the Price changes the TR _________________ changes in the OPPOSITE direction
For Inelastic demand when the Price changes the TR _________________ changes in the SAME direction
For Unit Elasticity when the Price changes the TR _________________ doesn't change
For ______________ when the Price changes the TR changes in the OPPOSITE direction Elastic demand
For ______________ when the Price changes the TR changes in the SAME direction Inelastic demand
For ______________ when the Price changes the TR doesn't change Unit Elasticity
Factors affecting PED Substitutes, Durability, Expensiveness, Complementary, Brand, Necessities
Factors affecting PED: ___________, Durability, Expensiveness, Complementary, Brand, Necessities Substitutes
Factors affecting PED: Substitutes, __________, Expensiveness, Complementary, Brand, Necessities Durability
Factors affecting PED: Substitutes, Durability, _____________, Complementary, Brand, Necessities Expensiveness
Factors affecting PED: Substitutes, Durability, Expensiveness, _____________, Brand, Necessities Complementary
Factors affecting PED: Substitutes, Durability, Expensiveness, Complementary, _____, Necessities Brand
Factors affecting PED: Substitutes, Durability, Expensiveness, Complementary, Brand, ___________ Necessities
Goods with many close substitutes have __________ demand Elastic. When price increases, sales decrease in a greater proportion because consumers choose equivalent cheaper products.
Goods that are durable have _________ demand Elastic. When price increases, sales decrease in a greater proportion because consumers can postpone the replacement in the hope that the price will fall again.
Goods that are expensive have ___________ demand Elastic. When price increases, sales decrease in a greater proportion because a further increase may put them outside consumers reach
When goods have complementary goods, the cheaper of both is likely to have __________ demand Inelastic. When price of the cheaper product increases, sales decrease in a small proportion, because it has small impact in the overall cost
Goods with good brand loyalty have ___________ demand Inelastic. When price of the brand product increases, sales decrease in a small proportion, because consumers are attached to the product
Necessities or goods that are essential to life have ___________ demand Inelastic. When price of the essential product increases, sales will not be affected because consumers can't live without it.
Luxuries have ___________ demand Elastic. When price increases, sales decrease in a greater proportion because they are not essential
YED Income Elasticity of Demand
Description of Income Elasticity of Demand Percentage change in quantity demanded of a good caused by percentage change in income
Formula of Income Elasticity of Demand (dQ/dY)*(Y1+Y2)/(Q1+Q2)
Normal goods have ______________ YED Positive, because Qty increases as income rises
Inferior goods have ______________ YED Negative, because less demand when income rises
Luxury goods and consumer durable have _____________ YED High Positive, because demands increase significantly when income rises
Goods that have no increase in demand when income rises have ___________ YED Zero
Goods when change in income equals change in demand have ____________ YED Unitary
CED Cross Elasticity of Demand
Description of Cross Elasticity of Demand Percentage change in quantity demand of one good caused by percentage change in price of another good
Formula of Cross Elasticity of Demand (dQX/dPY)*(PY1+PY2)/(QX1+QX2)
Increase in price of one good will lead to increase in demand for its substitute, therefore CED is ________ Positive
PES Price Elasticity of Supply
Description of Price Elasticity of Supply Percentage change in quantity supplied caused by percentage change in price
Formula of Price Elasticity of Supply (dQ/dP)*(P1+P2)/(Q1+Q2)
PES is usually _________ because price and quantity change in the same direction positive
When a fixed quantity id supplied regardles of price, PES is ______ Zero
When no product will be supplied below a certain price, PES is ________ Infinite
Factor affecting PES: Capacity, Mobility, Time, Nature of product, Production cost
Factor affecting PES: ________, Mobility, Time, Nature of product, Production cost Capacity
Factor affecting PES: Capacity, ________, Time, Nature of product, Production cost Mobility
Factor affecting PES: Capacity, Mobility, ____, Nature of product, Production cost Time
Factor affecting PES: Capacity, Mobility, Time, _________________, Production cost Nature of product
Factor affecting PES: Capacity, Mobility, Time, Nature of product, _______________ Production cost
PES factors: if the producer is at full CAPACITY it can't respond to price increases so supply will be __________ Inelastic
PES factors: the easier MOBILITY from production of one good to another, the more _________ the supply will be Elastic
PES factors: The longer the TIME period, the more ___________ the supply will be Elastic
PES factors: If the NATURE OF PRODUCT is perishable the supply is likely to be _________ Inelastic.
PES factors: If the NATURE OF PRODUCT is long duration the supply is likely to be _________ Highly elastic.
PES factors: If PRODUCTION COST doesn't change when production is increased the supply will be _________ Elastic
Increasing production: producer will have to _______ prices in order to sell the extra output lower
Indirect taxes: increasing taxes increase price and affects _________ demand
Increasing indirect taxes will only increase total tax revenue if price is _________ Inelastic
Why government regularly increases taxes for tobacco, alcohol and petrol Because they have inelastic demand and price increase doesn't seem to affect demand
Why is negative to increase taxes for products with elastic demand Because the price increase causes a reduction on demand, and the total tax revenue is reduced
Increase in price of one good will lead to decrease in demand for its complement, therefore CED is ________ Negative
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